Sentence examples for once categorised from inspiring English sources

Many depict the other women Picasso once categorised as "either goddesses or doormats".

Her roving eye might settle on portly, industrious beavers, "warm and dry in their oily parkas" and once categorised erroneously by a pope as fish, or else on Mars's moon Phobos, meaning "panic", which apparently resembles "a potato that has experienced one terrible, and many average, concussions".

The surpassing example is Tamil Nadu, which reserves a total of 69% of government jobs: 1% for tribal people, 18% for dalits, 30% for the OBCs and 20% for a subset of them members of castes once categorised by British colonisers as "criminal tribes" and now known more delicately as "de-notified communities".There is little opposition to this policy in Tamil Nadu, for two reasons.

Corporate volunteering has been evolving over recent years from what could once have been categorised, perhaps a little harshly, as tokenistic, self promotion.

I think a lot of new music shouldn't be categorised because once you do it sounds horrible.

The end of the beginning Lords a-leaping Mr Fixit Choose your weapons Out with the old For whom the bell tolls No escape Reprints Related items Correction: Lilac Sky SchoolsMar 18th 2010Rescuing a school once it has been categorised as failing is difficult.

The two last frequency groups were categorised into 'Once or more a day' for the analyses.

The answers reflecting drinking at least once a week were categorised as 'regular binge drinking'.

24 When participants performed any kind of sport regularly at least once a week, we categorised them as regular exercisers.

Fruit and vegetable consumption were categorised as once a week or less; several times a week to daily; several times a day.

In all women, the usual frequency of consumption of alcoholic beverages was categorised into less than once a week, once a week, and more than once a week according to the alcoholic beverage most often consumed.